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Home Remedies for Fresh Breath

Ever had that awkward moment when you realize your breath might be a bit… off? Yeah, bad breath, or halitosis, happens to pretty much everyone at some point. It can be because of the food we eat, being dehydrated, catching a cold, or even just not brushing our teeth well enough. So, why does our […]

New Year Dental Resolutions

As the new year arrives, there is still time to add a few dental related resolutions to your list!  Although many people often aren’t able to keep their resolutions, oral related resolutions might be a bit more motivating to keep.  We as Easton Dentists in Columbus Ohio have come up with three suggestions for some […]

The Connection Between Oral Health and Overall Wellness

The health of our mouth is more than just a smile. It’s a window to our overall well-being. In recent years, a growing body of research has highlighted a strong link between oral health and overall wellness, suggesting that taking care of our teeth and gums might be more important than we ever realized.   […]

7 Dental Concerns for Those Over The Age of 50

When they say “age is all in your head,” they’re probably right. But then again, your teeth ARE in your head — so you likely can’t escape having to pay a little more attention to them after the age of 50. Although some oral health concerns are seen as common as we age, if you […]

Why Is The Condition of Your Tooth Enamel Important?

Enamel, which is the hard mineral-rich outer layer of your teeth, is the number one defense against tooth decay.  Unfortunately over time, enamel can be eroded by acid, which is found in food, drinks, and bacterial plaque.  As enamel erodes, your teeth become more susceptible to tooth decay.  When acid levels rise, calcium in enamel […]

What Are Some Recommendations Dentists Make For Sensitive Teeth?

Have you ever gulped down an icy drink and felt more than just a little bit of “brain freeze”? If you feel severe or sharp pains in your mouth when you sip a hot drink? If you have a predisposition for oral pain due to flossing, brushing your teeth, or with food temperatures, you are […]

The Do’s And Don’ts: Your Toothbrush

Practice better hygiene by taking better care of your toothbrush! Here are a couple of important toothbrush Do’s and Don’ts:   Do: Change it Every Three Months. Once the bristles on your toothbrush start to soften and fray, it’s time to replace them because they will no longer clean your teeth thoroughly. It’s also a […]

Halitosis Stinks: Try These Bad Breath Remedies

Halitosis, also known more commonly as bad breath, is an embarrassing problem nobody wants to admit they have. Studies have shown you are not alone, about 25-30% of the population throughout the entire world has the same problem as you. However, there are plenty of bad breath cures out there so that you don’t have […]

Americans Only Use 10% of the Floss They Should

Shampoo, soap, and toothpaste are all toiletries that you probably buy on a regular basis. When was the last time you bought dental floss? If you are following your dentist’s recommendations, you should be purchasing at least two 55-yard packages of floss per year. However, the majority of Americans do not purchase nearly that amount! […]

Dental Hygiene And Cavity Prevention

Good dental hygiene is an important part of cavity prevention.  If you want to reduce the risk of cavities, you should brush and floss every time you eat.  However, dental hygiene and cavity prevention also require regular visits to the dentist. One way your dentist can help prevent cavities is by professionally cleaning your teeth.  […]